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49 papers and 1 presentation; 43 titles.

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Conference × Year × Title × Authors Extras Pages
PharmaSUG 2021 Generating the Demographics and Adverse Event Tables Using Excel and VBA David W. Franklin source 9
PHUSE EU 2019 Mapping Raw Data to SDTM Define Using the SAS Clinical Standards Toolkit Andrew Bullivant source
presentation source		 7
SESUG 2016 Moving Data and Results Between SAS and Microsoft Excel Harry Droogendyk source 24
WUSS 2016 Exchanging Data Between SAS and Excel: Basic SAS Techniques William E. Benjamin Jr. source 20
PharmaSUG 2015 A Simple Macro to Select Various Variables Lists Ting Sa,
Yanhong Liu		 source 5
SESUG 2014 Moving Data and Results Between SAS and Microsoft Excel Harry Droogendyk source 23
PharmaSUG CN 2014 A simple way to access the data in EXCEL through SAS v9/ ACCESS libname and Excel engine Lianbo Zhang 14
PharmaSUG 2014 It's not the Yellow Brick Road but the SAS PC FILES SERVER will take you Down the LIBNAME PATH= to Using the 64-Bit Excel Workbooks William E. Benjamin Jr. source 14
SGF 2014 Excel with SAS and Microsoft Excel [presentation] Andrew Howell source 29
WUSS 2013 It's not the Yellow Brick Road but the SAS PC FILES SERVER will take you Down the LIBNAME PATH= to Using the 64-Bit Excel Workbooks William E. Benjamin Jr. source 14
NESUG 2013 Working with Excel spreadsheets using the SAS/ACCESS LIBNAME statement Gwen Babcock 6
SCSUG 2012 Using SAS to Read From And Write To EXCEL Workbooks Set Up as Templates Which Are Not Set Up In Columns Carl Raish source 57
SGF 2012 Moving Data and Results Between SAS and Microsoft Excel Harry Droogendyk source 22
SGF 2012 Quick and Dirty Microsoft Excel Workbooks without Dynamic Data Exchange or the SAS Output Delivery System Andrea Wainwright-Zimmerman source 9
SESUG 2011 Quick and Dirty Formatted Excel Workbooks Without DDE or ODS Andrea Wainwright-Zimmerman source 9
SESUG 2011 Using SAS Variable Lists Effectively Howard L. Schreier source 20
PHUSE EU 2011 ClinXPORT a software to streamline the analysis and reporting of clinical trials with SAS Juline Vanwinsberghe,
Francois Vandenhende		 source 9
NESUG 2011 Quick and Dirty Formatted Excel Workbooks Without DDE or ODS Andrea Wainwright-Zimmerman 9
PharmaSUG 2011 A Recursive SAS Macro to Automate Importing Multiple Excel Worksheets into SAS Data Sets Wenyu Hu,
Liping Zhang		 source 6
PharmaSUG 2011 Choosing the Best Method to Create an Excel Report Romain Miralles source 12
SGF 2011 Creating a Microsoft Excel Report: A Comparison of the Different Techniques Romain Miralles source 12
WUSS 2010 Choosing the Best Method to Create an Excel Report Romain Miralles source 12
WUSS 2010 SAS and Scripts: Two Great Tasks That Task Great Together John Lujan source 8
PHUSE EU 2010 An Animated Guide: Sending SAS file to Excel Russell M. Lavery source
presentation source		 13
MWSUG 2010 Choosing the Right Tool from Your SAS and Microsoft Excel Tool Belt Jennifer F. First,
Steven J. First		 18
SGF 2010 Choosing the Right Tool from Your SAS and Microsoft Excel Tool Belt Jennifer F. First,
Steven J. First		 source 18
SGF 2009 SAS and Microsoft Excel: Two Extreme Worlds. Learn How SAS Works with Excel Data and How Excel Exploits the Power of SAS Henri Theuwissen source 20
SESUG 2008 Customized Excel Output Using the Excel Libname Harry Droogendyk source 11
SGF 2008 A Macro Function to Parse Any Variable Lists Jimmy Zou source 9
SCSUG 2007 How to Excel with SAS Keith Cranford 12
SGF 2007 Reading Excel Workbooks Edward Heaton source 13
MWSUG 2006 Parsing Variable Lists: A Macro Function for Macros Jimmy Zou 10
SESUG 2006 Demystifying the SAS Excel Libname Engine - A Practical Guide Paul A. Choate,
Carol A. Martell		 source 8
WUSS 2006 SAS's Various Varying Variables, or 1000+ Ways to Manipulate SAS Variables Paul A. Choate source 14
NESUG 2006 Variable List Short-Cuts in PROC SQL Kenneth W. Borowiak 4
SUGI 2006 De-Mystifying the SAS LIBNAME Engine in Microsoft Excel: A Practical Guide Paul A. Choate,
Carol A. Martell		 source 8
SUGI 2006 So, Your Data are in Excel! Edward Heaton source 13
SUGI 2006 Using Data Set Options in PROC SQL Kenneth W. Borowiak source 10
SESUG 2005 So, Your Data are in Excel! Edward Heaton source 13
SESUG 2002 Reordering Variables in a SAS Data Set Imelda C. Go source 3
SUGI 2002 Accessing Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Access Through the Use of a Simple Libname Statement Kee Lee source 2
VIEWS 2001 SAS Standard Reporting Application for e-Publication of MS Office Documents Simon Pickles 13
SESUG 1999 Shortcuts Janet E. Stuelpner source 2
NESUG 1999 Shortcuts Janet E. Stuelpner 2
SUGI 1999 Shortcuts Janet E. Stuelpner source 2
MWSUG 1998 Various Ways to Link SAS Programs and Microsoft Excel Peter K. Harrison,
Gary B. Wagner		 8
NESUG 1996 Two Many Variables, Too Little Time: A Macro Solution Peter Liberatore 4
SEUGI 1996 A few quick tips concerning base SAS software John R. Whittington source 4
SUGI 1996 Configuring and Using ODBC with SAS/ACCESS Software Forrest Boozer source
SUGI 1996 Some Not Widely Known or Sometimes Poorly Understood Features of Base SAS Software John R. Whittington source 3

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